January 19, 1900 (4 pages)

rsets at 75c rsets at $1. 25 -50. w that the price is al] e sell-at Soc. It is a . black and we have all & G. Corset: -comeé in black, white, od as they look. The Corset in: gray and we have for $1.25 and s is the place to buy it. ER & CO. usy. y Grade Prices at HIVE. 4 5c each 5c each -. tocacan “= $3 for Soc ~ 3 for $r:00 25c $1.00 25c a can 25c a can wean St. ID. IDEA the errors of the past. ad if you do not profit it is your own fault. DDEN’S. e to get the best Groces as you sometimes AVE MONEY opular store on Coin shone ome. our store has been so long es are followed. New goods are y are the latest products iu z00ds of corresponding qual nds all over the county, and untry orders. S77 ford nd Provisieds ta Gab beet adgoods, fairest measure and sable price, is a question of TRDS. ds of Holiday Delicacies him, it will pay vou to give ¥ HALL, me a HE TRANSCRIPT, : corner ae tee mere re “Rag Tline Opera. in Black. ‘The eight colored eek vatale who constiif » the Nashville Stadents gave their sund and final performance at the jeatre here last night. The audience ‘nearly as large as. on Wednesday ng when standing room was in a. The program consisted of a ) “ragtime in .” which was 9 the vehicle for the introduction gene and dance: specialties together ith some clever recitations by Miss ses. The ensemble singing was satfactory and like much of the other ork was liberally-appluuded, Gener-. ly speaking, these people give acceptblo performances for the low prices ved. ; The New ‘Smartsville Dredger. @ Smartsville correspondent of the ippeal says: G. A. Kornberg and Mr. rf of San Francisco are here on redger business. The dredger is nearg completion and will get a move on self in a few -days. The .5000-pound botor is being placed into position and he Yuba Power Company are pushing eir work with all possible:speed,° As bon as the connéctions are made acye operations will begin. Several ys, however, will be necessary to get erything in readiness. ~~ Death of a Popular Actress. Hannah Ingham Stetson, who played number of engagements at the ater here in the. eighties, and was an known to many of our citizens, pearing with ber husband: in “Neck i Neck,” “Galatea” and others plays, d suddenly in New York a few days. from heart failure brought’ on: by Fwork. Within the last few years P d attained marked popularity in st. as leading lady with some of principal New York stock companing to the e Sagebrush State. While A. C. Luck of jack of Austin, Nevada, here this week he engaged five. or Nevada City and Grass Valley min}.and milimen to go across the mounins and enter the employ of the. Aus-. Mining Company of which he is Bnager. vames Benny Jr., a maohine an, bas resigned his position at .the lovidence to go and is to receive }4a 20> Will Give a Party. Dn Friday evening of next week fe Senior and Middle classes of the bvada City high school will give -invitation party at Odd Fellows 1. The members of the Grass Valhigh school will be invited and will oubtedly attend, Refreshments . be served and an orchestra will ish music for dancing. seo Expensive **Fun.”’ Bast evening the charge against WilF caken of stealing a can of oysters ym the basket of a Chinese. was di:ed by Justice Coughlan. Another ing man had come into court durit g ‘afternoon, owned up to taking tne sters (which he claimed he did in . ) and paid the costs in the case, Judgment For Plaintiff. Phe suit brought by W. D. Woods hinst Joseph Rinaldito foreciose a ittel mortgage for $188.13 was tried é B morniug before Judge Nilon who fe judgment for plaintiff. A ten-day y of execution was granted. —SS SS 4 No Happy Medium. Miss Hichurch—We have a dreadful he with our clergymen! Visitor—What’s the trouble? fiss Hichurch—Well, the last one As so religious that he neglected sosl matters, and this one is so seciala at he neglects the-church!—Puck. He Had Seen One. Beacher—So. then, by the term repi we mean a creature which does #% stand on feet, but moves by crawl-en the ground. Will ont of you me for me such a reptile? ' ireddy—Baby brother —<Alluptrated ~8 he rican. Domestic Note. Does your husband ever say any: ¥ about his mother’s cooking?” No; but he says things about my ng that his father used to say ut his mother’s ooking, pine Enquirer. 4 Financial Talent. ie fe’d, say a man had wondrous power 9 made a fortune in an hour, aude won a man of large-bank'stock * fifteen minutes by the clock. Chicago Daily Record. AN ENTHUSIAST. ce last night, and the various offloers submitted their monthly reports. City Treasurer Gray announced there was $20,915.06 on hand at: the last report. During the month the receipts were $22,678.81, while $6831 63 was paid out on the various requisitions, leaving a balance of $15,842.18. Water Collec‘tor Murchie’s report showed that the month’s water sales were $1076.21; amount collected, * $1,877.25; balance due, $6168.88. During the month Marshal Tompkins had sold sixteen liquor licenses for $320 and sixteex business licenses for $98; total, ‘An order was made that T. L. Coffey be required to complete his contract on the new stone wall at the foot of Nevada street. ~ : Engineer Miller was instructed to have contractor Schmidt repair certain. damaze that had been done individuals in the course of the sewer construction, und to immediately remove all waste material from the streets and fill up open trenches. It was announced that the city had nearly if not quite enough money to complete the sewer system. The Board will meet next Thursday night td pass an ordinance requiring property owners to connect with the system. They will be given until the first of July to do the work. The following demands mei the general fand were allowed: Labor—S. 8. Trevithick $3.75, ©. Christenson $1.75, C. V. Organ $22.50, J. Flewellyn $45, Wm.-Richards $10, W. Peard $20, Fischer Bros. $13.75, John Campbell $8.75, Wm. Browning $21, J. P. Conway $8.75, Solon Robinson $2.50, A. McAllister $35, W. J. Organ $5.25, Thomas Daniels $2 50, C.H. John $18.75, James Saul $2.50, R. H. Forman $86 50, Grant Jacobs $5, Fisher Bros. $2.50, W. G. Carr °$1.50, Thomas Scadden $5, Ed Arthur $1.50, B. F. Alpers $1.25, M. Kinzle $.25, D. Gregory $2.50, R. McLeod $4.50, Mark Shaver $5. Merchandise—C. E. Mulloy $4.50, W. D. Vinton $3.50, G. E. Turner $7.84, Fischer Bros. $3.27, Salaries—Hugh Murchie $75, E. A. Tompkins $50, H. Fowler $60, T. H. Carr $20, A. G. Craig $15. conn Yuba Water Company, water, Nevada County Electric Power Company, lighting, $141.10. Sunset; Telephone and Telegraph Company, telephoning, $.30. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, $6.15. Morning Herald, printing, $63.50. Fire Fund were allowed: tor services. etc., $16.60. 2, janitor services, etc., $13.85. tem, $5. Sewer Fund: N.O.N.G.R. B., freight, $2.21. Thos. 8. Ford, legal services, $100. W. B. Celio, sand and rock, $40.25: neer, $150. J. G. Neagle, inspector, $52.50 J. 8. Gregory, inspector, $15. G. E. Turner, mdse., $10.98. gan $2.50, J. W. Anderson $3.75, =e. Scadden, $6, Wm. McFarland $2.50, BR. J. Tremaine $2 50. Conclusive. “Is Guagicr so wealthy?” “T sho bills."—Detroit Free Press. pal cat SoM ale SE EE A “Pride Goeth,” Etec. It’s mighty hard for the man of pride, Of manner and gait precise, To hold up his head and be dignified, "On a sidewalk covered with ice. -—L, A. W. Bulletin. AN UNCHARITABLE THEORY. . lady!” ~ . tige Blaetter. ere goes an art enthusiast, Tom. s to paint. Her mind is full of it.” Nes. It shows on her face.”~ 3 { ——____________] : Special Notice. iss E. Hoeft, the milliner, wishes all eustomers to kindly bring in their k hadacpmadbess will leave here Sunji5-tt A Reflection. We labor for the things of earth, And set much value on them, Nor. realize their worthlessness Until we try to pawn them. Brooklyn. Life. +22 Some Outside Assistance. man. a nose on him.—N. Y. Journal. Too Big a Fraction. Jimson is half-witted. Record. ~ 4 « In Mamma’s Absence. hater, anyway? ant. epibe i Ta pr SRE ped See ae Tar bet-> F total, $418.50, H. and F. L. Cooper, ember, (ue0. .The following demands against the Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, janiPennsylvania Engine Company, No. Wm. Abbott, care of fire. alarm sysThe following were allowed on a the F. M. Miller, partpayment as engiLabor—T. L. Coffey $87, Sigourney Bros. $6.76, Ben Alpers $3.75, C. V. Or“What swindlers these beggars are! I just met a blind man, and he said: ‘Pray give-me some charity, beautiful “O, he probably said that-only to convince you that he’s really blind!”—LusThe Friend—There goes a self-made The Fighter—Not altogether. I put “wees believe that that young Mr. Marie—As much as that?—Chicago Little Harry—Pa, whats a woman Pa—Oh, a fellow that’s been married hitter tw Comme a al ~ Interest. ‘Mito Loage, K. of P., eieate tonight Cream puffs Saturday and Sunday at the Popular Bakery. — 2 Cloudy weather is scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. anything in the tobacco line. tf Ready-made skirts of various materials and latest — at Snell & Fieming’s. jit-tt The Union hotel hes one of the handsomest and best equipped bars in the county. — A fifty-foot was erected today in front of Wm, H. Crawford's dwelling house. — ; Goto Referee Saloon and get a glass of that celebrated Rubstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. — tt Artist Moore will move next Monday . into . his new _Photograph gallery on Commercial street. A full line of Hill's Los Aiigoles Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf's Cash Grocery. tf George OG. Shaw of this city has been elected a member of the executive committee of the Pacific Coast Retail Hardware Association. Next Monday evening Dr. McIntosh of San Francisco will give a free illastrated lecture at the Methodist church on the subject of intemperance. At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest: of liquors, wines, ales, cigats, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf P.S. Waldron, A. J. Fitter and W. McLean of Graniteville have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Mrs. Charlotte Sherwood who died recently. An eastern company now en route to the coast from. New York is booked to play “Peck’s Bad Boy” at the theater here on. Friday evening, February 2d. For several months past the claims of the orphans of Nevada county against the State have been tied up by the Board of Examiners. Senator Prisk wrote to the State Controller in regard to them and is in receipt of a letter which states thatthe claim of Nevada county is at present under consideration by the State Board of Examiners and that final action on the same will soon be taken. _ en gs TETAS a Different. Wealthy Patient—And this vermiform appendix which is causing all my trouble is, as I am informed, quite useless. Doctor—Er—well, I would hardly. go so far as to say that.—Detroit Journal. Who Will Listen? “Indiscretion often spoils a lesson,” remarked Uncle Debate. “I heard a man once talking about the evils of gambling. He made a good talk, butit did no good. He was talking to a winner instead of to a loser.”—Puck. Some Scents. “What a horrid lot of perfume Mise Flathers uses.” “Doesn’t she, now? I think she must belong to some cologneal ‘daughters’ -lorganization or something.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Looking Towards the Winter. Harry—Why is the summer girl’s circle of acquaintances like a steel rail? Latry—Don’t know, I'm sure. Why? Harry—Because it expands with the heat and contracts with the céld.—Up to Date. Pertinent Impudence. “Bobby, you must not talk when Iam talking.” . “Well, mamma, you don’t ‘spose I can -wait till you’ve gone t’ bed?”— Detroit Free Press. Apparently. Spencer—Yes, both of my colored ‘men got married. Jim married a say he was. Why, he is so "yuadroon, John an octoroon. rich that he doesn’t have to pay bis . Ferguson—John got a shade the better of Jim, didn’t he?—Town Topics. Easy te Sleep. Pretty Teacher—What were our “hands given us for, Bennie? Bennie (eight years old, gallantly) '—To hold.—Judge. Crippled by themselves the while. contain mere timately inten ing the joints . 8. 8. has been for twenty years—even h seemed almost incurable. . 8. O., had which con’ pont that your ted me, and body Anes that only a blood edy is the only Trasienc pane § bat and mercury only aggre trouble. S.S.S55 y blood remed. gerous mine » Books muiled ‘tree Company, Atlante, —s ae i -Call on Ed Schmidt when you want . Rheumatism. ,. Those who ante Rheumatism find wing steadily worse all reason of this is that the remedies prescribed by the doctors potash, which ulthe disease by causswell and stiffen, cing a severe aching of the bones. e Rheumatism © worst cases the popular railroad an experivineed him is @ diseased state of the blood, and a remedy pri vates the Blood 8 Purel Vegeta, gon fang Setpa: BU te dietse and per page cure always results. at nee the y ie no potesh, coed or por danA married Indy of De thas, says the Messenger, was badly taken in while performing a part in a little play designed by herself. It appears that her who was in the habit of comhome late at night, used to enter house through the kitchen which caused his wife to become suspicious of the affections of a young lady who was stopping at the house and who occffpied a room adjoining the hash’ factory of the peaceful abode. : Hearing a gentle footstep about the usual hour, she procured the favorite’ wrap of the visitor (who was out calling) and taking.a position, by the door, was soon embraced and kissed to her heart’s content ; as soon as she could release herself from his slobbering grasp, she struck a match and holding it fall in his face, beheld the crimson features of the girl’s best fellow, and the married mah who always looks on the bright side of life, says that since then he hasn’t been treated so well since the first week of his marriage. ft) A Lofty Ambition. “My deer,” said the banker to his only daughter, “I have noticed a young man attired in a dress suit in the parlor two or three evenings each week of late. What is his occupation ?” “He is at present unemployed, father,” replied the fair girl, a dreamy, far away look in her big blue eyes, “but he is thinking seriously of accepting.a position of life companion to a young lady of means.” , A distinguished physician annouuces that mens’ whiskers are the home of a variety of health destroying bacilli. —— Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies ‘the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ripe Olives From Oroville. Another barrel of those gilt edge ripe ville have been received by Gaylord & where. Sold by the pint, quart mee gallon. . tf Cn i ap ald Fr Hr no Spouse, Son. There is nothing nicer sold anyGRASS TALLY news. Over the Telephone. . $800 last year and has $600 on hand. mother is lying at the poiat of death. afternoon. . ‘Oharles H. Brockington has resigned . see as superintendent of the Omaha mine. He has put it in first-class shape, and it will be operated without a superintendent for awhile in order to economize. The Wonder Clothing store at ‘Gas Valley was attached by the Sheriff today at the instanve of Geo Goettinger . . of San Francisco who claims that §2,716 is_due bim for goods furnished. The store is closed, but it is believed that Mr. Levitt,the proprietor,who is in San Francisco, will have no difficulty in arranging matters so that he will continue the business. eT stopped on its last cruise at two small Guinea. each.other both are secretly vexed. aamiatieainmatinl The Doings of Our Neighbors as, Told The Ladies Relief Society spent over Mrs. John Henry left today for Long Valley, Plumas county, where her Mrs. Chas. Provine, whose death‘ resulted yesterday morning from a criminal operation supposedly performed by herself, will be buried tomorrow The German exploring veese] Mowe isolated islands, Matty and Durour, the inhabitants of which strikingly reeemble the Japanese, though the islands are only a short. distance from New When two womenare said to resemble “COLFAL CORLYS COMING. Thy Wo Her sn Fee Next Tuesday Bight. At lenét twenty members of Colfax Oave of Curly Bears will arrive here on the regular train next.Tuesday evening, and they will return home on the train that leaves at five c’olock . " Wednesday morning. During the stay in the Queen Oity of the Sierras the young growlers from the other side of Bear River will be the guests of their brother brates of Cave No.1 who will that they have plenty of acorns and manzantia berries to keep their courage up. Several well known Native Sons will be introduced to the mysteries of the order during the night, and there will be a superfiuity of noise and fun all along the divide. . Platinum is quoted at $18 per ounce. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertinemante of Bot 06 exceed Bre lines in for Woentes inserted Sa ees awa. Bae oaiitl mal line ie conta & Wank or 44. conts.o maces able invariably in _ Check book Lost. A Brunswick Con. Mining Company checkbeok has been lost. Please return to this office or to Hennessy’s Livery Stable. j 18-liw _Property For Sale. _Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. EK. John-. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. MARRIED. At Butte, Montana, March 15, 1900, Miss Julia Andersoa of Nevada City and E. O. Kennedy of Butte. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, ©. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions. 'C, A. Snow & Co. have been secused of railroading patents through the Patent Office, ‘Come Just to See. Extra Premiums Given Free. Great American [mportine Tea Ge. olives from the Ehmann orchard at OroCommercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he: gets his patent. ji3-im To Rent. Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript of ce, ji0-1m Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Rosenthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. ja-tf Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarauteed. tf Yes, I am at the Same Old Place as low as low bargains ? Phone W. 14. But the stock is new and the prices are San Deb or. eee er ek eS DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of-any kind, and always give good C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. Union Livery Stable Main st., epp. Union ilotel, Henry Lane, = = = Prop’r ; bey finest turn-outs in atein the eounty,and ven "Open day and night . Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear WHEN YOU» “Pat in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. PBhadeh gir Fang rtment on hand. A fine of DOORS AND WINDOWS, TOWLE BROS. All the Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY’S. Genuine Fruit Flavors and Ool" oring Materials, warranted wholesome, as well as the best grade of rare used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES are as good as the best made in the country. Style and Finish. We Of the most artistic de-”* # gree characterize photographs made by Moore: * His gallery has a widéspread reputation for turning out as high-grade work as can be attained onthe coast. : :.: 3: 3 Nevana . City a Grass VALLEY, Bu: NEVADA CITY 7 ASSAY: OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. RACTICAL MILL Ean A SPECIALTY. Assaying of all metals GOLD BOUGHT. Mail and Express Orders Promptly Atsended to. T.-H. HICKS & CO., P. 0. Box 187. CHING LEE Dealeriin AND OTHER GARMENTS. Allclothes made to order, and at the lowest prices. Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Underwear. Broad Street, two doors below Mrs Lutz’s Restaurant. rm LONG STRIDES pcre § pac They used to be, but are lower-priced. Latest and Best in If you will visit our store. Com to buy or not. with as good wor peop: elock to us if it does not run rig every way or will give you your A. & HW. Telephone West 14. e and see us eS We are both Prnctios! watchmakers, having learn en as the werld can boast. opie all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture o are Sot wh & more accurate and durable than they We will be pleased to show you the Clocks and Watches are ready ur trades We do repairing for Send your watch or ht. We guarantee to satisfy you in money back. WATCHMAKERS, HARTUNG, "os ¥.C. Luetje. Broad ua Nevada City. match. time. a” ay mY BY BY BY BY BY vat .Yt sw 4¢ TH a’ ay BY BY RY” OR” Ok” Ok” OR a’ ay BY YY YY YY RY oY OY oY > YUN AS Aw UW UW yw {ew aw aw ae 48 PIPRDIG™ ar a” ae Seep Sp i, ¥, ¥ a’ 2” BB” Ue Ss AS AS AS as a a” 4 = 48 4@ gt ge Ae 48 A 3 It Is a Reality GOODS -IN:.2--3 -t So 8 Clothing, Hats, — Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc. No store in Nevada County offers such special inducements to purchasers as the Grimes Emporium. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. At this old established. stand it has ever been * the aim to sell good goods, at low prices. Dp 4 eee AJ Al a” BB” «4 48 4t AT FOR FIRST-CLASS » bY po” BY 8” kT Ok” a” 3” 2 a” a” oe” AN AS AS AS AN AN AS AS oS a” a” OB NAMA AAD AMAD AAD EAD a” Bb” Be IP Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer . for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From soc to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. quisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to Also en exWe also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some Call early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne~ada City.Stop It w .v At Cure It Relieve It H elp It = Aw .@ 4B 4t {WY Ae AY Ease It < = 4B .F .W .w Ae Yt At Sold and guaranteed by o J You Can —_ IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF FT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USIN LaQue’s Compound Cough Syrup, H. DICKERMAN.

rsets at 75c rsets at $1. 25 -50. w that the price is al] e sell-at Soc. It is a . black and we have all & G. Corset: -comeé in black, white, od as they look. The Corset in: gray and we have for $1.25 and s is the place to buy it. ER & CO. usy. y Grade Prices at HIVE. 4 5c each 5c each -. tocacan “= $3 for Soc ~ 3 for $r:00 25c $1.00 25c a can 25c a can wean St. ID. IDEA the errors of the past. ad if you do not profit it is your own fault. DDEN’S. e to get the best Groces as you sometimes AVE MONEY opular store on Coin shone ome. our store has been so long es are followed. New goods are y are the latest products iu z00ds of corresponding qual nds all over the county, and untry orders. S77 ford nd Provisieds ta Gab beet adgoods, fairest measure and sable price, is a question of TRDS. ds of Holiday Delicacies him, it will pay vou to give ¥ HALL, me a HE TRANSCRIPT, : corner ae tee mere re “Rag Tline Opera. in Black. ‘The eight colored eek vatale who constiif » the Nashville Stadents gave their sund and final performance at the jeatre here last night. The audience ‘nearly as large as. on Wednesday ng when standing room was in a. The program consisted of a ) “ragtime in .” which was 9 the vehicle for the introduction gene and dance: specialties together ith some clever recitations by Miss ses. The ensemble singing was satfactory and like much of the other ork was liberally-appluuded, Gener-. ly speaking, these people give acceptblo performances for the low prices ved. ; The New ‘Smartsville Dredger. @ Smartsville correspondent of the ippeal says: G. A. Kornberg and Mr. rf of San Francisco are here on redger business. The dredger is nearg completion and will get a move on self in a few -days. The .5000-pound botor is being placed into position and he Yuba Power Company are pushing eir work with all possible:speed,° As bon as the connéctions are made acye operations will begin. Several ys, however, will be necessary to get erything in readiness. ~~ Death of a Popular Actress. Hannah Ingham Stetson, who played number of engagements at the ater here in the. eighties, and was an known to many of our citizens, pearing with ber husband: in “Neck i Neck,” “Galatea” and others plays, d suddenly in New York a few days. from heart failure brought’ on: by Fwork. Within the last few years P d attained marked popularity in st. as leading lady with some of principal New York stock companing to the e Sagebrush State. While A. C. Luck of jack of Austin, Nevada, here this week he engaged five. or Nevada City and Grass Valley min}.and milimen to go across the mounins and enter the employ of the. Aus-. Mining Company of which he is Bnager. vames Benny Jr., a maohine an, bas resigned his position at .the lovidence to go and is to receive }4a 20> Will Give a Party. Dn Friday evening of next week fe Senior and Middle classes of the bvada City high school will give -invitation party at Odd Fellows 1. The members of the Grass Valhigh school will be invited and will oubtedly attend, Refreshments . be served and an orchestra will ish music for dancing. seo Expensive **Fun.”’ Bast evening the charge against WilF caken of stealing a can of oysters ym the basket of a Chinese. was di:ed by Justice Coughlan. Another ing man had come into court durit g ‘afternoon, owned up to taking tne sters (which he claimed he did in . ) and paid the costs in the case, Judgment For Plaintiff. Phe suit brought by W. D. Woods hinst Joseph Rinaldito foreciose a ittel mortgage for $188.13 was tried é B morniug before Judge Nilon who fe judgment for plaintiff. A ten-day y of execution was granted. —SS SS 4 No Happy Medium. Miss Hichurch—We have a dreadful he with our clergymen! Visitor—What’s the trouble? fiss Hichurch—Well, the last one As so religious that he neglected sosl matters, and this one is so seciala at he neglects the-church!—Puck. He Had Seen One. Beacher—So. then, by the term repi we mean a creature which does #% stand on feet, but moves by crawl-en the ground. Will ont of you me for me such a reptile? ' ireddy—Baby brother —<Alluptrated ~8 he rican. Domestic Note. Does your husband ever say any: ¥ about his mother’s cooking?” No; but he says things about my ng that his father used to say ut his mother’s ooking, pine Enquirer. 4 Financial Talent. ie fe’d, say a man had wondrous power 9 made a fortune in an hour, aude won a man of large-bank'stock * fifteen minutes by the clock. Chicago Daily Record. AN ENTHUSIAST. ce last night, and the various offloers submitted their monthly reports. City Treasurer Gray announced there was $20,915.06 on hand at: the last report. During the month the receipts were $22,678.81, while $6831 63 was paid out on the various requisitions, leaving a balance of $15,842.18. Water Collec‘tor Murchie’s report showed that the month’s water sales were $1076.21; amount collected, * $1,877.25; balance due, $6168.88. During the month Marshal Tompkins had sold sixteen liquor licenses for $320 and sixteex business licenses for $98; total, ‘An order was made that T. L. Coffey be required to complete his contract on the new stone wall at the foot of Nevada street. ~ : Engineer Miller was instructed to have contractor Schmidt repair certain. damaze that had been done individuals in the course of the sewer construction, und to immediately remove all waste material from the streets and fill up open trenches. It was announced that the city had nearly if not quite enough money to complete the sewer system. The Board will meet next Thursday night td pass an ordinance requiring property owners to connect with the system. They will be given until the first of July to do the work. The following demands mei the general fand were allowed: Labor—S. 8. Trevithick $3.75, ©. Christenson $1.75, C. V. Organ $22.50, J. Flewellyn $45, Wm.-Richards $10, W. Peard $20, Fischer Bros. $13.75, John Campbell $8.75, Wm. Browning $21, J. P. Conway $8.75, Solon Robinson $2.50, A. McAllister $35, W. J. Organ $5.25, Thomas Daniels $2 50, C.H. John $18.75, James Saul $2.50, R. H. Forman $86 50, Grant Jacobs $5, Fisher Bros. $2.50, W. G. Carr °$1.50, Thomas Scadden $5, Ed Arthur $1.50, B. F. Alpers $1.25, M. Kinzle $.25, D. Gregory $2.50, R. McLeod $4.50, Mark Shaver $5. Merchandise—C. E. Mulloy $4.50, W. D. Vinton $3.50, G. E. Turner $7.84, Fischer Bros. $3.27, Salaries—Hugh Murchie $75, E. A. Tompkins $50, H. Fowler $60, T. H. Carr $20, A. G. Craig $15. conn Yuba Water Company, water, Nevada County Electric Power Company, lighting, $141.10. Sunset; Telephone and Telegraph Company, telephoning, $.30. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, $6.15. Morning Herald, printing, $63.50. Fire Fund were allowed: tor services. etc., $16.60. 2, janitor services, etc., $13.85. tem, $5. Sewer Fund: N.O.N.G.R. B., freight, $2.21. Thos. 8. Ford, legal services, $100. W. B. Celio, sand and rock, $40.25: neer, $150. J. G. Neagle, inspector, $52.50 J. 8. Gregory, inspector, $15. G. E. Turner, mdse., $10.98. gan $2.50, J. W. Anderson $3.75, =e. Scadden, $6, Wm. McFarland $2.50, BR. J. Tremaine $2 50. Conclusive. “Is Guagicr so wealthy?” “T sho bills."—Detroit Free Press. pal cat SoM ale SE EE A “Pride Goeth,” Etec. It’s mighty hard for the man of pride, Of manner and gait precise, To hold up his head and be dignified, "On a sidewalk covered with ice. -—L, A. W. Bulletin. AN UNCHARITABLE THEORY. . lady!” ~ . tige Blaetter. ere goes an art enthusiast, Tom. s to paint. Her mind is full of it.” Nes. It shows on her face.”~ 3 { ——____________] : Special Notice. iss E. Hoeft, the milliner, wishes all eustomers to kindly bring in their k hadacpmadbess will leave here Sunji5-tt A Reflection. We labor for the things of earth, And set much value on them, Nor. realize their worthlessness Until we try to pawn them. Brooklyn. Life. +22 Some Outside Assistance. man. a nose on him.—N. Y. Journal. Too Big a Fraction. Jimson is half-witted. Record. ~ 4 « In Mamma’s Absence. hater, anyway? ant. epibe i Ta pr SRE ped See ae Tar bet-> F total, $418.50, H. and F. L. Cooper, ember, (ue0. .The following demands against the Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, janiPennsylvania Engine Company, No. Wm. Abbott, care of fire. alarm sysThe following were allowed on a the F. M. Miller, partpayment as engiLabor—T. L. Coffey $87, Sigourney Bros. $6.76, Ben Alpers $3.75, C. V. Or“What swindlers these beggars are! I just met a blind man, and he said: ‘Pray give-me some charity, beautiful “O, he probably said that-only to convince you that he’s really blind!”—LusThe Friend—There goes a self-made The Fighter—Not altogether. I put “wees believe that that young Mr. Marie—As much as that?—Chicago Little Harry—Pa, whats a woman Pa—Oh, a fellow that’s been married hitter tw Comme a al ~ Interest. ‘Mito Loage, K. of P., eieate tonight Cream puffs Saturday and Sunday at the Popular Bakery. — 2 Cloudy weather is scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. anything in the tobacco line. tf Ready-made skirts of various materials and latest — at Snell & Fieming’s. jit-tt The Union hotel hes one of the handsomest and best equipped bars in the county. — A fifty-foot was erected today in front of Wm, H. Crawford's dwelling house. — ; Goto Referee Saloon and get a glass of that celebrated Rubstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. — tt Artist Moore will move next Monday . into . his new _Photograph gallery on Commercial street. A full line of Hill's Los Aiigoles Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf's Cash Grocery. tf George OG. Shaw of this city has been elected a member of the executive committee of the Pacific Coast Retail Hardware Association. Next Monday evening Dr. McIntosh of San Francisco will give a free illastrated lecture at the Methodist church on the subject of intemperance. At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest: of liquors, wines, ales, cigats, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf P.S. Waldron, A. J. Fitter and W. McLean of Graniteville have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Mrs. Charlotte Sherwood who died recently. An eastern company now en route to the coast from. New York is booked to play “Peck’s Bad Boy” at the theater here on. Friday evening, February 2d. For several months past the claims of the orphans of Nevada county against the State have been tied up by the Board of Examiners. Senator Prisk wrote to the State Controller in regard to them and is in receipt of a letter which states thatthe claim of Nevada county is at present under consideration by the State Board of Examiners and that final action on the same will soon be taken. _ en gs TETAS a Different. Wealthy Patient—And this vermiform appendix which is causing all my trouble is, as I am informed, quite useless. Doctor—Er—well, I would hardly. go so far as to say that.—Detroit Journal. Who Will Listen? “Indiscretion often spoils a lesson,” remarked Uncle Debate. “I heard a man once talking about the evils of gambling. He made a good talk, butit did no good. He was talking to a winner instead of to a loser.”—Puck. Some Scents. “What a horrid lot of perfume Mise Flathers uses.” “Doesn’t she, now? I think she must belong to some cologneal ‘daughters’ -lorganization or something.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. Looking Towards the Winter. Harry—Why is the summer girl’s circle of acquaintances like a steel rail? Latry—Don’t know, I'm sure. Why? Harry—Because it expands with the heat and contracts with the céld.—Up to Date. Pertinent Impudence. “Bobby, you must not talk when Iam talking.” . “Well, mamma, you don’t ‘spose I can -wait till you’ve gone t’ bed?”— Detroit Free Press. Apparently. Spencer—Yes, both of my colored ‘men got married. Jim married a say he was. Why, he is so "yuadroon, John an octoroon. rich that he doesn’t have to pay bis . Ferguson—John got a shade the better of Jim, didn’t he?—Town Topics. Easy te Sleep. Pretty Teacher—What were our

“hands given us for, Bennie? Bennie (eight years old, gallantly) '—To hold.—Judge. Crippled by themselves the while. contain mere timately inten ing the joints . 8. 8. has been for twenty years—even h seemed almost incurable. . 8. O., had which con’ pont that your ted me, and body Anes that only a blood edy is the only Trasienc pane § bat and mercury only aggre trouble. S.S.S55 y blood remed. gerous mine » Books muiled ‘tree Company, Atlante, —s ae i -Call on Ed Schmidt when you want . Rheumatism. ,. Those who ante Rheumatism find wing steadily worse all reason of this is that the remedies prescribed by the doctors potash, which ulthe disease by causswell and stiffen, cing a severe aching of the bones. e Rheumatism © worst cases the popular railroad an experivineed him is @ diseased state of the blood, and a remedy pri vates the Blood 8 Purel Vegeta, gon fang Setpa: BU te dietse and per page cure always results. at nee the y ie no potesh, coed or por danA married Indy of De thas, says the Messenger, was badly taken in while performing a part in a little play designed by herself. It appears that her who was in the habit of comhome late at night, used to enter house through the kitchen which caused his wife to become suspicious of the affections of a young lady who was stopping at the house and who occffpied a room adjoining the hash’ factory of the peaceful abode. : Hearing a gentle footstep about the usual hour, she procured the favorite’ wrap of the visitor (who was out calling) and taking.a position, by the door, was soon embraced and kissed to her heart’s content ; as soon as she could release herself from his slobbering grasp, she struck a match and holding it fall in his face, beheld the crimson features of the girl’s best fellow, and the married mah who always looks on the bright side of life, says that since then he hasn’t been treated so well since the first week of his marriage. ft) A Lofty Ambition. “My deer,” said the banker to his only daughter, “I have noticed a young man attired in a dress suit in the parlor two or three evenings each week of late. What is his occupation ?” “He is at present unemployed, father,” replied the fair girl, a dreamy, far away look in her big blue eyes, “but he is thinking seriously of accepting.a position of life companion to a young lady of means.” , A distinguished physician annouuces that mens’ whiskers are the home of a variety of health destroying bacilli. —— Many a Lover Gas turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies ‘the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ripe Olives From Oroville. Another barrel of those gilt edge ripe ville have been received by Gaylord & where. Sold by the pint, quart mee gallon. . tf Cn i ap ald Fr Hr no Spouse, Son. There is nothing nicer sold anyGRASS TALLY news. Over the Telephone. . $800 last year and has $600 on hand. mother is lying at the poiat of death. afternoon. . ‘Oharles H. Brockington has resigned . see as superintendent of the Omaha mine. He has put it in first-class shape, and it will be operated without a superintendent for awhile in order to economize. The Wonder Clothing store at ‘Gas Valley was attached by the Sheriff today at the instanve of Geo Goettinger . . of San Francisco who claims that §2,716 is_due bim for goods furnished. The store is closed, but it is believed that Mr. Levitt,the proprietor,who is in San Francisco, will have no difficulty in arranging matters so that he will continue the business. eT stopped on its last cruise at two small Guinea. each.other both are secretly vexed. aamiatieainmatinl The Doings of Our Neighbors as, Told The Ladies Relief Society spent over Mrs. John Henry left today for Long Valley, Plumas county, where her Mrs. Chas. Provine, whose death‘ resulted yesterday morning from a criminal operation supposedly performed by herself, will be buried tomorrow The German exploring veese] Mowe isolated islands, Matty and Durour, the inhabitants of which strikingly reeemble the Japanese, though the islands are only a short. distance from New When two womenare said to resemble “COLFAL CORLYS COMING. Thy Wo Her sn Fee Next Tuesday Bight. At lenét twenty members of Colfax Oave of Curly Bears will arrive here on the regular train next.Tuesday evening, and they will return home on the train that leaves at five c’olock . " Wednesday morning. During the stay in the Queen Oity of the Sierras the young growlers from the other side of Bear River will be the guests of their brother brates of Cave No.1 who will that they have plenty of acorns and manzantia berries to keep their courage up. Several well known Native Sons will be introduced to the mysteries of the order during the night, and there will be a superfiuity of noise and fun all along the divide. . Platinum is quoted at $18 per ounce. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertinemante of Bot 06 exceed Bre lines in for Woentes inserted Sa ees awa. Bae oaiitl mal line ie conta & Wank or 44. conts.o maces able invariably in _ Check book Lost. A Brunswick Con. Mining Company checkbeok has been lost. Please return to this office or to Hennessy’s Livery Stable. j 18-liw _Property For Sale. _Fire-proof brick building and barn adjoining, situated at the junction of Commercial and Broad streets, known as the Johnston property. Enquire of Geo. EK. John-. ston. ji6 Railroading Patents. MARRIED. At Butte, Montana, March 15, 1900, Miss Julia Andersoa of Nevada City and E. O. Kennedy of Butte. A single firm of Patent Lawyers, ©. A. Snow & Co., of Washington, D.C., have inthe last year procured 1,630 patents for their clients, many of them rejected inventions. 'C, A. Snow & Co. have been secused of railroading patents through the Patent Office, ‘Come Just to See. Extra Premiums Given Free. Great American [mportine Tea Ge. olives from the Ehmann orchard at OroCommercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. but they insist that this locomotion is better than ox-carting them, for by the latter process the inventor often dies before he: gets his patent. ji3-im To Rent. Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar and wood shed. Apply to FRED E. BROWN, Transcript of ce, ji0-1m Store for Sale. The variety store of E. F. Rosenthal on Commercial street is offered for sale at a bargain. Apply to the owner on the premises. ja-tf Champion Boot Black. For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild's barber shop. Tan and colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarauteed. tf Yes, I am at the Same Old Place as low as low bargains ? Phone W. 14. But the stock is new and the prices are San Deb or. eee er ek eS DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of-any kind, and always give good C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. Union Livery Stable Main st., epp. Union ilotel, Henry Lane, = = = Prop’r ; bey finest turn-outs in atein the eounty,and ven "Open day and night . Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear WHEN YOU» “Pat in Your Toilet To connect with the new sewer, use BEADED SEQUOIA. PBhadeh gir Fang rtment on hand. A fine of DOORS AND WINDOWS, TOWLE BROS. All the Year Around The choicest, purest confectionery is manufactured daily at FOLEY’S. Genuine Fruit Flavors and Ool" oring Materials, warranted wholesome, as well as the best grade of rare used. FOLEY’S CAN. DIES are as good as the best made in the country. Style and Finish.. We Of the most artistic de-”* # gree characterize photographs made by Moore: * His gallery has a widéspread reputation for turning out as high-grade work as can be attained onthe coast. : :.: 3: 3 Nevana . City a Grass VALLEY, Bu: NEVADA CITY 7 ASSAY: OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. RACTICAL MILL Ean A SPECIALTY. Assaying of all metals GOLD BOUGHT. Mail and Express Orders Promptly Atsended to. T.-H. HICKS & CO., P. 0. Box 187. CHING LEE Dealeriin AND OTHER GARMENTS. Allclothes made to order, and at the lowest prices. Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Underwear. Broad Street, two doors below Mrs Lutz’s Restaurant. rm LONG STRIDES pcre § pac They used to be, but are lower-priced. Latest and Best in If you will visit our store. Com to buy or not. with as good wor peop: elock to us if it does not run rig every way or will give you your A. & HW. Telephone West 14. e and see us eS We are both Prnctios! watchmakers, having learn en as the werld can boast. opie all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture o are Sot wh & more accurate and durable than they We will be pleased to show you the Clocks and Watches are ready ur trades We do repairing for Send your watch or ht. We guarantee to satisfy you in money back. WATCHMAKERS, HARTUNG, "os ¥.C. Luetje. Broad ua Nevada City. match. time. a” ay mY BY BY BY BY BY vat .Yt sw 4¢ TH a’ ay BY BY RY” OR” Ok” Ok” OR a’ ay BY YY YY YY RY oY OY oY > YUN AS Aw UW UW yw {ew aw aw ae 48 PIPRDIG™ ar a” ae Seep Sp i, ¥, ¥ a’ 2” BB” Ue Ss AS AS AS as a a” 4 = 48 4@ gt ge Ae 48 A 3 It Is a Reality GOODS -IN:..2--3 -t So 8 Clothing, Hats, — Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc. No store in Nevada County offers such special inducements to purchasers as the Grimes Emporium. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. At this old established. stand it has ever been * the aim to sell good goods, at low prices. Dp 4 eee AJ Al a” BB” «4 48 4t AT FOR FIRST-CLASS » bY po” BY 8” kT Ok” a” 3” 2 a” a” oe” AN AS AS AS AN AN AS AS oS a” a” OB NAMA AAD AMAD AAD EAD a” Bb” Be IP Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer . for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From soc to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. quisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to Also en exWe also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some Call early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne~ada City.Stop It w .v At Cure It Relieve It H elp It = Aw .@ 4B 4t {WY Ae AY Ease It < = 4B .F .W .w Ae Yt At Sold and guaranteed by o J You Can —_ IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF FT’S CROUP, IF IT’S ASTHMA, IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USIN LaQue’s Compound Cough Syrup, H. DICKERMAN.